**Elevate Your Business with Process Excellence: A Leadership Guide to Winning with BPM** In today’s hyper-competitive market, incremental improvements are no longer enough. Andrew Spanyi’s “Business Process Management (BPM) is a Team Sport: Play it to Win!” is a practical playbook for leaders seeking to unlock significant and sustainable competitive advantage. This isn’t a theoretical overview; it’s a hands-on guide to leveraging BPM as a strategic imperative, turning business processes into powerful engines of growth and customer value. Spanyi champions a holistic, people-centric approach to BPM, emphasizing that it’s more than just technology implementation. He demonstrates how to cultivate a culture of collaboration, aligning organizational silos and empowering teams to optimize workflows. Discover how to move beyond functional thinking and embrace a process-oriented mindset that puts the customer at the heart of your business. **Inside You’ll Find:** * **A clear and concise explanation of BPM principles:** Demystifying complex concepts and making them accessible to executives at all levels. * **Strategies for building a BPM-driven culture:** Transforming your organization into a collaborative and agile enterprise. * **Practical guidance on aligning strategy, processes, and technology:** Ensuring that your BPM initiatives deliver tangible results. * **Insights on overcoming common BPM challenges:** Avoiding pitfalls and maximizing your chances of success. * **Real-world examples of BPM in action:** Learning from the successes (and failures) of other organizations. **Who Should Read This Book?** * **CEOs and Senior Executives:** Who want to drive transformative change and achieve a competitive edge. * **Business Leaders and Managers:** Responsible for improving operational efficiency and customer satisfaction. * **Process Improvement Professionals:** Looking to enhance their BPM skills and knowledge. **Andrew Spanyi: A Leading Voice in BPM** Andrew Spanyi is a renowned expert in Business Process Management. His extensive experience in consulting and education makes “Business Process Management (BPM) is a Team Sport: Play it to Win!” an essential resource for any organization seeking to thrive in today’s dynamic business landscape. Don’t just play the game win it with BPM.
Business Process Management (BPM) is a Team Sport: Play it to Win!
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This book is best suited to those business leaders who have a burning desire to win. It’s a book with a compelling message about the resurgence of business process thinking for competitive advantage. In an easy-to-read format, the book outlines why and how thoughtful CEOs and leadership teams can manage enterprise business processes as the means to transform their good companies into great ones.
Spanyi’s book is a must read for business leaders searching for ways to manage the business in a more integrated manner by applying 21st century BPM techniques, thinking and technologies. Business process thinking is the prerequisite for executives to take advantage of powerful new BPM technologies. The book is, however, less about tools, templates and technologies and more about the set of values, beliefs and business practices needed to navigate through challenging economic times. Indeed, thats why Spanyi says BPM is a team sport–Play it to Win! And to win, leaders must manage the cross-functional teams throughout the organization who must work collaboratively to create enduring value for customers and shareholders.
Much of what has been written on BPM is mechanistic and technical. Several of the works are long and tough to digest, and the links to strategy, organization design, people issues and technology are lost in the details. In a fast-paced and engaging manner, Spanyi describes how BPM can provide a robust framework enabling an organization to achieve strategic focus, organizational alignment and operating discipline.
Spanyi proposes that organizations need to consciously work on transforming the mental models of the executive team from the traditional functional paradigm to a customer-driven model that is based on business process thinking. The book provides insight into why change initiatives like reengineering, continuous improvement and Six Sigma, when implemented piecemeal, are not nearly enough to achieve dominance in today’s turbulent business environment. BPM is needed to provide the context for both change initiatives and the application of emerging technology, so that change programs can be deeply and fully integrated across the organization.
The book is written such that the initial reading can be done in less than the time it takes to fly from Dallas to Boston or from Toronto to Miami. A quick read can acquaint the reader with the essential concepts. Readers can then consume the book more carefully a second time, and combine its reading assignments to gain a more complete background and understanding of this vital subject (all the readings can be acquired through the books Web site).
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| ISBN-13 | 9780929652023 |
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| Weight | 263 |
